A wind turbine receives air at 50kph and receives energy from it then the flowmeter behind it reads 10kph. Assuming no change in internal energy of the air, find the specific work in J/kg that the turbine will receive assuming no losses in friction.

A wind turbine receives air at 50kph and receives energy from it then the flowmeter behind it reads 10kph. Assuming no change in internal energy of the air, find the specific work in J/kg that the turbine will receive assuming no losses in friction.

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A wind turbine receives air at 50kph and receives energy from it then the
flowmeter behind it reads 10kph. Assuming no change in internal energy of
the air, find the specific work in J/kg that the turbine will receive assuming
no losses in friction.

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